- San Francisco
Grace Cathedral: Entry Ticket + Self-Guided Tour
Discover Grace Cathedral's Gothic architecture and stained glass
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Grace Cathedral: Guided Tour
Discover incredible architecture, art, and rich history
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Duration: 1h
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Max group size: 15
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
1100 California Street, 94108, San Francisco- Located at the top of Nob Hill, the cathedral is accessible by Cable Car or #1 bus
- Show your ticket at the Welcome Desk, just inside the cathedral via the great steps on Taylor Street
- Grace Cathedral has an accessible entrance for wheelchair users and others from the sidewalk. Just north of the great steps, enter through the double glass doors at 1051 Taylor Street. Turn left after entering and proceed down the hall. Then, turn right past the restrooms and continue until you reach the elevator on your right. Take the elevator to the main floor of the cathedral by pushing the button for floor 1
- The Grace Cathedral Garage (also on Taylor Street) uses the same accessible entrance
Witness the wonder of San Francisco's Gothic masterpiece on a guided tour. See beautiful stained glass, iconic art, and historic landmarks like the Ghiberti doors and the Interfaith AIDS Chapel. Learn about the cathedral's history, social justice efforts, and San Francisco's past, including the 1906 fire and the founding of the United Nations. End your visit with a walk through one of the labyrinths. Knowledgeable guides will make your visit memorable.
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